Chinese Astrology for 2020
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Your Self and Your Health: Yang Wood (Jia) People
In a Chinese Astrology consultation, you can find out more detailed information about your health and advice on ways to help improve it. In a series of ten posts, we will explore the Ten Selves further and how each Self has its very own dominant organ (meridian) which holds significant influence on your overall well-being. This post focuses on the Jia Self. (Want to learn more about Jia people? Just follow the link: http://altheachineseastrology.blogspot.rs/2018/01/ten-selves-jia-people.html ) Your meridian is the Gallbladder. The Gallbladder meridian makes you impulsive, competitive and prone to bouts of anger. In general, the stamina of Jia people is very resilient, however, should they fall ill they often require a lengthy time to recuperate fully. Health advice: • Meditate or find another way to relax regularly • Avoid fatty foods • Stretching exercises (a must!)...
Your Self and Your Health: Yang Water (Ren) People
Life lessons can come upon us at any time in our lives, some of which we can learn from our bodies. Our bodies firmly connect us with the pure essence of life, as depicting in an ancient Latin phrase is: A healthy body houses a healthy mind. Our constitution is determined at birth – it makes some individuals healthy and unaware of their bodies while others can instinctively pick up on some health issues from time due to being in touch with their bodies. In a series of blog posts, we have examined the Self and its vital link to health. This post focuses on the Ren Self. (Want to learn more about Ren people? Just follow the link: http://altheachineseastrology.blogspot.rs/2018/01/ten-selves-ren-people.html ) The Bladder meridian influences all Ren people. The Bladder stores and excretes the fluids passed down from the kidneys, but it is also closely related to the autonomous nervous system. When imbalanced, the Bladder can negatively affec...